If either service really cared about musicians' well-being, they'd let their customers subscribe to artists directly, contributing a set amount that goes straig

If either service really cared about musicians' well-being, they'd let their customers subscribe to artists directly, contributing a set amount that goes straight to artists, minus txn fees. In other words, what Patreon does, but intermediating in a way that makes it less awkward for artists, so they don't feel like they have to a.) beg for money b.) become content creators.